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Citing African authors contributes directly to increasing their visibility, citation rates, and the impact of the journals they publish in….
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Following the meeting at the White House where Africa was humiliated by the Americans led by President Trump on 21…
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Mzee Ngugi, son of Thiongo died at the age 87 on 28 May this week. Rest well, pumzika, Mzee. He…
The restorative learning model supported by these researchers from South Africa originates from Ndlovu-Gatsheni who said “You need to unlearn…
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Title: Decolonizing International Social Work Education February 27, 2025, 12-2pm EST The Council of Social work Education (CSWE) Council of Global…
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Case study 2 – mass murder in Uganda In Uganda, in the year 2000, a Movement for the Restoration of…
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Socio-economic development studies are crucial for development al social work, which has been promoted as the best approach to social…
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Cite as: Association of Schools of Social Work in Africa and Africa Social Work and Development Network (2023). Key points…
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Incentives in Research
Cite as: Mugumbate, R. (2023). Ubuntu-Inspired Workshop or Seminar – An Example and Skills for Facilitators. Blog post at https://africasocialwork.net/blog…
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